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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-02
Worth Knowing,

Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with a severe Cold,
attended with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-called popu-
lar cough remedies and steadily grew
worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty in breathing and was unable to
sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
immediate relief, and after using
about a half dozen bottles found himself
well and has had no return of the dis
ease. No other remedy can show so
anteed to do just what is claimed for it,
Trial bottle free at q. c. NJ. 1. Co.'S.
Drug Store. 4
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ROUTE TO THE COAST.
The Preliminary Survey but
Recently Made
BY COMPETENT ENGINEERS.
The Route from Black Rock, u 4. L
r. to the California state I.ine-
Facts and Figures.

Following is the. report made by en-
gineers of the Utah Central Railway of
q recent preliminary survey from Black
Rock Station, across Utah and Nevada
to Ash Meadows, on the California State
line. In these days of railway talk it
will prove interesting reading matter:
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: AMOUNT.

And in accordance with the law and an
order of the Board OF Directors, made on
the 27th day of August, 1887, so many shares
Of each parcel of stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the office of said company,
81 East Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah,
on the 18th day of October, 1857, az II am
to pay said assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses
of sale f. d. KTMBALL,
SecI etary pro TEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

A YOUTHFUL RoBBER ARRESTBD.-The boot and
shore store OF Albert Dorsey, corner 2sth and o
streets, was entered Saturday night and three
pairs OF boots valued at 81. so pair, were stolen
nams, colored boy, on suspicion, who afterward
confessed committing the robbery with the as
sisGance OF two other boys. On searching the
prisoner at the station two rings, supposed TO be
the property OF Mrs. Tribbey, were found upon
him.
THREW STONE THROUGH THE wNDow.-Nathan
R1deout, coored, purposely threw large rock
through the window OF Quackenbushs saloon on
sd street Saturday evening, demolishtng the
glass and striking Jno Polly, who was in the
restaurant at the time. He was arrested and
taken to the Police Court this morning. In the
Police Court this morning Ridout was fined $50
for the assault
OTHER POLICE CAsEs.-Ella Dorsey and Ella Jones'
or this place, charged each other In the Police
Court with profanity, and each was fined s.. John
Goodman was charged with using profane Ian
guage on Fayette street, and fine Of IS or days
was imposed.
DID NOT WANT TO GO TO THE HOUSE OF MERCY
Laura Horsman, young woman, was found upon
the streets yesterday by Offcer Cotter in feeble
condition. She was removed to the station, where
she would like to go to the House OF Mercy, she
abused the offlcer. After being allowed to 60 she
was again brought In, and this time the charge Of
vagrancy was placed against her.
CALL has been extended by the vestry OF st.
Johns church. Georgetown, to Rev. Mr.. Register,
the church on the morning OF the 18th instant.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at
a m.-Great Falls, temperature, AZ; condition, 30;
receiving reservoir, temperature 43; condition at
north connection, 80; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature, AZ;
condition at inf1uenJ gate-house, 80; condition at
emuent gate-hOuSe, 49, High tide in the river TO-
DAY at IL :09 a. M: low tide at 5:52 p m.
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The Flora Pleasure Club was organized yester-
LAY afternoon by number OF young men OF the
on1cers were elected: III. +. Harvey, president; p.
J. Ryan, vice-president; II. w. Newton, record
Ing SECRETARY; J. p. Hunter, corresponding secre-
tafy; 7. A. Campbell, financial secretary; E L.
Harrison, treasurer; VIM I. Harvey, sergeant-at-
arms
At a meeting Saturday night In the Corcoran
building steps were taken TO organize an ohio
Democratic Club. committee was appointed TO
secure a suitable hail for headquarters.
Several interesting papers were read Saturday
night at the nrst meeting OF the season Of the
Biological Society.
boat inspectors. Saturday took testimony In rela-
tfOn 10 the recent collision OF the George Leary
and Jane Moseley at the mouth OF the river.
The contest at st. Dominic's fair for the buggy
was won oy Mr. David Murphy, the livery stable
keeper IN South Washington, who polled 4,674
The pool and billiard contests between the
members Of the Columois Athletic Club were IN
isnea last saturday night Mr. X v. sims took
and Alexander Grant, third Mr.. Archie May won
The first prize for billiards.
Saturday night James Crafty fell from a car
corner OF 5th and o streets northwest, receiving
injuries about the face and head.
John X. Collins, while stepping from street car
eerday afternoon, slipped and fell, breaking his
leg He was taken TO Freedmans Hospital In the
Bishop Andrews occupied the pulpit OF Foundry
church yesterday, and delivered an eloquent SER
mon The sacrament was administered by the
Elliott.
a large congregation assembled in the First
Baptist church yesterday morning 10 welcome the
new pastor, Rev. Chas. A. Stakley. recently of
Cha rlestOn, s. c. His sermon was on the power of
me spirit, and was a fine effort.
Kew. Att1eus g. Haygood, d. d., Of Athens, Ca,
Will De the guest OF MIR. Jesse b. Wilson at 429
Oh street northwest, during the session OF the
Sxstngelical Alliance, which begins in this city
We On esday morning
THE WEEKLY srAKs Pocket Atlas OF the World IS
free 70 every new subscriber for one year to
ne WERkLY STAR IL Is a handsomely printed
1oOk OF 1sl pages, profusely illustrated with more
tran 100 cOlored maps and diagrams, and contains
aSealth or general Information See advertise
Iofspt In another column
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Alexandria Affairss
eported for TIE EYENINa STAR.


RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-The continuous services at
the Baptist and at the Episcopal churches added
considerably to the congregations Of these churches
yesterday, and ministers from abroad occupied
their pulpitS Rev. M. A. Wilson, Of POcahOntas
Va preached at the Baptist church, and Rev. Dr.
Gramme at Grace church. Rev. j. T. Michael OF
the Free Methodist church, on the reasonableness
of Free MethodiSm. At the Catholic church notice
was given Of church holiday next Thursday, the
immaculate conception" feast. The new pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr.
Vance, preached at that church. He will be in
stalled next Tuesday night by the Presbytery OF
the Chesapeake.
COUPON TENDERs-As anticipated in THE STAR
some weeks ago, the tender or coupons for state
taxes TO the State treasurer here up to the time
when taxes became overdue and a penalty Is en-
forced, was very much less than in 1886. In 1886
SS,34O was rendered in coupons, and in 1887 only
$4,52S The cash paid In the former year was
$1,000 and 10 the latter 504319. The impression
which prevailed to limited extent that taxes
could be paid by mere tender OF coupons and the
same coupon used again and again TO wipe out a
tax debt has been entirely dIsSipated.
NOTEs.-All the Knights OF Pythias Of this CITY,
including Mechanics Lodge No. and Oriental
Lodge No. g. will meet at their lodge room to-
night TO welcome Maj. Gen. Carnahan, chief OF the
uniformed rank.-Wm. Rocker has bought O
building lot on the south side Of Prince street near
Payne for $23o, and will improve the lot by CON-
Portable dwelling.-The new Midland Railroad
wharf at the foot OF the WilkeS-Street tunnel will
be completed In a few days.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IyoR SALE - HOUSES AND LOTS AT HYATTs-
u vile. Md, ana two beautiful Houses la Laurel.
Md. Also Farms in Nirginia and Marylan
WESCoTT, WILCOX WINE,
d5-3t 1907 Pa. ave
IrOR sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY, BEING THE
II farm of the late Gov. Reed. Branchyllle on
the Washington Branch Baltimore Ohio Road, :30l
acres; 3-story frame double mansion. 20 rooms: 8
large halls: verandas the length Of the house, lawn
and shade; desirable for gentleman's country seat
The mansion would make O summer hotel. Land
syndicate to be laid out for that purpose, and in
ferior to this property Iron in abundance making
the property desirable to furnace men. A OPP
portunity Tor capitalists.
Cloud Building. this city, wM. NJ. MARINE. adj
ninistrator. 200 Calvert street Baltimore d3- Inn
LOR SALE-5 ACRES BEAUTIFUL LAND WITH
II in minutes walk of Carlin Spring r. II. station,
miles from Washington city. price $3.50.
40 acres on b. ana p II. K, miles from city. 4-room
house. $40 per acre.
Also about 30 other tracts improved and unim-
eninR, fruit farming, for residences of pc
In business in the city.
Call or send for particulars and bulletin.
L. H. SYFHERD co,
d3 st 1907 St NV.
VNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-
Il tract of 10 acres north of the city, near Bright
wood overlooking proposed National Park at Sl25
per acre-one-thlrd cash, balance One, two and
three years. LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER,
d3-0t 920t St NV.
HNOR SALE-NEAR MT. VERNON AVE, POUR
IL miles from Washington, the heights above the
line of MI. Vernon ave, splendid Dairy Farm, 212
acres also $50 acres, with beautiful building site.
Good agricultural land. healthy location. Apply 70
n23-2w DULANY WHITING. 1920 I st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

VICTORY FOR THE AMERICAN WRRsTLER.-A Lon
don special says: The American wrestler, Jack
Carkeek, made q successful debut at Westminster
Aquarium on Thursday evening, when a meeting
took place with Jack Smith, OF Cornwall to contest
the best OF five fair back fails. The Yankee proved
stronger at all points This victory OF the Ameri-
can will make his wrestle with WannOp on Monday
week extremely interesting They will wrestle in
three English styles, the Cornish catch-hO the
Cumberland and WeStmoreland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

IMMENSE SrocK.
TOO MANY GOODS!
PRICES AGAIN REDUCED
NEW STYLE Dress Goods, pure wool, one ward and
half wide, reduced to 4Sc., real value ST..
HANDSOME Plaid Black Silk Velvet, fine quality
reduced TO 6Yc., real value $l.50.
DOUBLE White Blankets, slightly soiled, $685.
$40. S2.45.
LARGE Size Wool Lap Robes. reduced S3.45
BROADCLOTH, pure wool, yard and q half wide
reduced Sl.12E, worth Sl.25.
HANDSOME Cloth Plaids, pure wool one yard and
hat wide reduced to 69c.
BLANKETS, immense size, extra heavy, reduced to
S4, real value So.
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE, near 7th st.
DON'T FAIL TO ask for your handsome present il
you buy SIS or over
CoLoRED SILK vELyETs. reduced to Soc, real
value 81; ~
NO REDUCTION on the following goods. they are
cheap enough and are selling fast
FRENCH SERGE elegant dress goods, pure wool
wide double width, all colors, great bargain at 37k
TRICO CLOTH. pure wool, double width. NC
AsTRAKAN CLOTH. excellent quality. 81
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, new stylea
II yards for 81.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods all colorx
wide double fold. IL yards for 81
Don't deal on credit pay cash. buy cheap, and re-
ceiye u handsome present. nos
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Amusements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
NATIoSAL--"Jim, the Penman."
ardere."
CoxGRIgATIosAL CHURCH.-Choral Society Con-
~
Exhibition.
HAaRIs.-''The Cattle King"
RERNAS'a-The SilbOnS
"WoSDKRLAND."-TheH Hairy Family, &C.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA-Day and evening.
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PHrLADELrH1A STORE.

PHnADEIrHn STORE.
viii offer special Inducements in the following gnois
aud would respectfully ask an inspectlon of same.
% inch Turkey Ned Danask. 25 and 81 ".
g. ss.ndcase
02 solid Red Damask black and white b5n,ler
al soc; Napkins 10 match at 95c., 81 al 25 per doa
uNBLEACHED DAMAsk
So inch at %. p. 80. 4Oc.
az {" en- ex quality at 75c NAPKINS to match
BLEACHED DAMASk
go inch ct 5uc. 81 inch 62ssc
Ga at Toe. 90 s5c
az special barpnins at al. al %. 81 50.
bLEACHED DAMAsk COVERS khINGkO.
IA en quality at $50.
DAMASK SETS.
20 SD doz Napkins TO match special go 20
so . !. better quality. ~: ~
Towels Napkins Crash Wash --ses &C. ~ ali prceA
FIR TRIMMINGS, 60.
Black Sray, and Blue Coney. Bsck ana silver SrAy
Hare; Nutria SIX Beaver and Natural be-ser CiAnr
chiils. Opossum, Lynx and Monkey-
? inch Grecisn CIinclilla at Doc
? inch RRccoon nj sSc. Muns 20 match
Good quality Russian Hare 81 Doc
Fine American Seal at $50
Ia fact, al marked at the very lowest hgurek
Doll babies aud Fancy Goods Of every description
CARHART LErDY
d. s2s 7th and zoe < st. nv.
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W b. MOSES SoS In another column quote
Wilton carpets at sl-50 per yard; best quality
mOquette carpets fl25 per yard; best quality vel
vet carpet 81 per ward best quality body Brussels
carpet, 81 per yard: best quality tapestry carpets
73c per yard. and announce special sale OF 80 600
yards at these prices; also furniture uph olstery
goods and bedding at extremely low prices and
all marked In plain figures.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

indications tie 2. hours commencing ot D. m.
For the District OF Columbia Maryland, virginia
and West Virginia. colder. fair weather. light TO
tresh westerly winds becoming variable, with a
Sold wave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

Our SPECIlLrY.-Prime live geese feathers,
domestic and imported. in small and large guam
titles; feather beds pillows, &C., steamed and rem
ovated. Give us a cal. MM. LowESTHALs, s13 7th
street sign OF Goose in Showcase.
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VNOk SALE-LOTS-
l. JNO A. PRESCOTT, l4l6 ST. NV.
Has the following Lots for sale:
14th ST. NV, 62Xl20 70 3Of0ot alley, choice, 90
10th ct. NV, large number hne lots good sizes 90
to 81.
20th and p OPP Blaine residence. S0X90, choice o.
Also choice lots throughout the northwest and every
part Of the city at prices for either
&c hold improve with houses for sale, for private
residences. JNO A PRESCOTT
n12-1m 14lO II. NV
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GOLDEN OPPoRTUSTTYi

TIE lJtu
Tea sets 81 pieces Cuadruple plate, s25
Pearl Ope.s. Glasses, 81 and $50.
14N. sol i-IeigeJ canes, from $50 up.
sold gold American Stem-winding watches
from 81 up. solid gold eyeglasses and specs
s4-50. Gents diamond scarf pins, 81. Choice pat
terms IN children's solid gold rings and earrings,
sl-5O. AL goods marked IN plain figures
LADSOS 4:SB 7tD street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05


THE DETECTIVES WAITED UNTIL HE GOT THROUGH
AND ARRESTED HIN ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY IN
BALTIMORE
Yesterday morning, in the salvation Army bar
racks, sat young man named Frank Baker, who
shouted the "Hallelujahs" in a resoundipg tone
above all others. When Detectives Ran and Horne
entered the barracks the young man held before
him "Hallelujah" hymnal and was singing away
Justify, and did not even look the book to see
what was going on. The detectives looked him
over, and came 10 the conclusion that he answered
the description OF the person wanted In Baltimore
Tor ro0blng the captain OF an oyster schooner Of
$50. The captain OF the boat, while under the
influence OF liquor one evening about three weeks
gether, and when they retired the captain put the
money under his pillow which, IL Is alleged Baker
went on with. The Baltimore police were unable
10 locate him until couple of days O,when they
learned that he had come to this CITY, and the DO
lice here were notified.
sURPRIsR-CoNGRATULATION
When the officers found him In the Salvation
barracks yesterday they did not disturb the meet
Ing by placing him under arrest. but waited
patiently until he was leaving the barracks when
Detectiyt Horne tapped him on the shoulder
and said: "Cone along" The young man
was was sn5Rrse 6, but Railing his position
Before leaving, however the captain OF the Saliva
ton Army inquired OF the officers what he wanted
him .Oh. yes" said Detective Horne, II am go
ing TO help him; have found a job for him, and
Jnink IL Will last a long t1Ine.'
"God bless you, my brother; God bless YOU SAID
tne captain. shaking the officers hand while other
members OF the army crowded around them and
congratulated the victim on his success but he
dd not return thanks very warmly for their con-
ordinations.
THE PRISONER CoSFEssEs
After leaving the barracks the prisoner protested
his innocence. but seeing he could not biun the
officers, he acknowledged that he was Frank
Baker. who was wanted In Baltimore 81 got
broke, he said. ''and was playing the religious
racket until something turned up.r Later ia the
day members OF the salvation Army called at
police headquarters to see the young man. bit at
his request the door was kept closed and they
were siyea 10 understand that the prisoner would
DE- given situation. The officers recovered a GOLD
bracelet from a woman In the I'D vision" to whom
he had given 10, and the officers In Baltimore have
recovered quantity OF clothing and gold watch
and chain, where he had pawned them. The prjs.
oner was turned over 10 Capt. Priedburger OF the
Baltimore police. last night, and was taken TO
Baltimore trial -
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Street Railway Extensions.

SsHecs hNanW6y ExtemA1OnA,
Why THE COMMISSIONERS OBJECT TO TIE BILLS SIR
MrTTED TO THEM
The District Commissioners object to the drafts
OF the bills submitted TO them by the Metropolitan
and Belt line railroads. The grounds for their OBJ
lection in each case are that the location and con-
struction OF the road are not placed under their
supervision, and that they contain no clause pro-
viding for the payment into the District Treasury
OF a certain percentage OF the gross receipts de.
rived therefrom, In addition TO the other Charges
now imposed by law.
No objection Ii made TO the proposed extension
OF the Metropolitan tracks on Maryland avenue
and nth street east, nor 10 the abandonment OF
the short line on 18th street west, southwark from
III street 10 New York avenue, provided the CON-
pany be responsible for the due restoration OF the
street after the removal OF the rails.
In regard TO the tracks on ID street north and
New jersey avenue, between 4th and q streets
the Commissioners believe preferable arrange
Inent would be 70 combine the tracks upon In
diana avenue.
The Commissioners say, in reference to the Belt
Line, IL was understood that the additional track
upon street southwest, from 18th 10 18th streets
was 70 be q substitute for that Ohio avenue be-
Ia the bill IL Is believed that the construction OF
the road on street west would be objected TO by
tine property owners and residents on that street.
ana for other reasons the Commissioners say they
would prefer continuance OF the line ON Louis
lana and Indiana avenue, using the rails OF the
metropolitan road when laid.
In their letter 70 the companies stating these OBJ
econs the commissioners state, In addition, their
oenef that whenever additional lines are 70 oc-
cupy streets where rails already laid the Jolnt
occupancy OF the street Is preferable TO laying Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

FoR Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 6.S GO and $50 center Market, and FOG and
POS Mort bern LIBERTY Corn beef speciality.
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HoL1pAr Goops AND Novurrr.

HOLIDAY HOODS AND NOvELTIEa
FOR DECORATIVE AND ART WORK
10 BE SOLD AT COST PRIOR TO REMOVAL TO
OUR NEW BUILDING. 5l4 9TH ST NV
25c FRINGE FOR scAkfS Reduced 10 pc
6Oc 54-IScH FELT TABLE sCARFs. STAMPED,
Reduced 10 45c
Isc. STAMPED LINEN TRAY COVER Reduced -
BEAUTIFUL MONTE CLOTH TRAY coyER. q
and SOC.
&c PLUSH oRNAMENrs Reduced 20 Sc.
PLUSH BALLS. Is and 2Se pr dozen.
METAL oRNAMENIs 8. 10, 15c Der dozeo
BUCKETS. TAMBoURIKEa &c. FoR oRxA-
MENTING. 25c- per dozen
loo. T1NsEI- Reduced 70 &C. Per hall
ARAsSENEs AND CHENILLE use per dossn.
rs sKEINs EMBROIDERY SILK. Ioc
Ten per cent discount on Eovsrv ana Fruits for
decorative purpossA and on al Pine IApeu 0oodA g
oPPkNHnMKR'a. SIS Oh st nv.
Sole Agents for the LAsht- Running Nee Home sewins
Mnchine<- d.
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NEW LINE or DRESSES Just completed at the
manufacturing establishments,
DIS 7th street northwest
Also, the greatest bargains ever offered In silk
handkerchiefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

ID. NJ GOoDACRx, 1878 st. NV.
Dealer IN 1Our feed, grain All or our aims are
for the benent OF the public. Cracked corn and
cut hay a speciality.
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TIE wHExLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the Worlo
OuereQ Tree 70 every new subscriber for one year
20 tne wxxxLY STAR. II rs q handsomely printed
oooG % III pages. pr0fusely illustrated with more
than 100 colorsd maps and diagrams. ana contains
NOe!0 o. gener1 Information. too advertise
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The New England Kitchen.

COMMITTEES TO TAKE PART IN THE GARFIELD HosfI-
TAI ENTERTAINMENT.
The following committees have been appointed
by the lady managers Of the Garfield Hospital for
the New England Kitchen to be held at willard
Hall on the Goth and 21st inst: Fancy table-Mrs.
Williams, Mrs Fleming, Mrs. c. NJ. Claspe, Mrs.
Van Wyck, Mrs Judge Harlan, Mrs. Keim. Mrs.
Tulloch, Mrs. Brough, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kellogg
Mrs. senator SpoOner, Mrs j. Ford Thompson, Mrs.
Pepper, Mrs. upper, MIS-. Broadhead, Mrs. Lans-
den, and Mrs Flint Candy table-Mmes. Harvey.
Hubbard, Bell, Perry, Thomas Wilson, Stanley
Matthews, Sabin-Hall, TaintOr Norton Harris,
Hastings, and Miss Murphy. New England kitch-
en.Mmes Bentley, Gross, Mullett, Prentiss, Bur-
Peachy, Durham, j. NJ. Wilson, and Ballinger. Ice
grenadines. Lander, Blair, CullOm, Halliday,
Pomeroy, Randolph, McCammon, Shaw, Wheatley,
and Miss T. Z. Smith. Doll table-Mmes. Burrows
Levey, Cockrell, Farwell, HuidekOper, Mcpherson,
scott, Hamilton, Graves, Miss Taylor, Miss Thomp-
son, and Miss Fox. Flower table-MmeS. DOlph,
EndicOtt Whitney. Henderson, Moose, Thomas
Miss Serrans Miss Burdette, and Miss Peachy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

SEE GRAND display Of diamonds at K Harris
CO. Az III street.
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CITY ITEMS.

Th0usands Of Bargains In Holiday Goods
at 8. W. Augenstetn's S17, SO and 621 9TH street
northwest. Read following offered for tomorrow !:
Dressing Cases pieces, 4Sc;, regular price CSC; !;
with mirror, 7Sc., regular price $129; 9oc Mani
cure, &c.; l.29 sets reduced to 7Sc.; Leather
Travelling Cases, fitted, 7Sc., actual price 3l.29;
Gun and Collar Boxes, PIC. set; SL49 Plush Al
Or kd
elsewhere at $1.7p, only &c.; Franklin Edition Of
Novels, 100 different works, 32c, worth &C.; Tea
elsewhere at $3.50; Four-wheel Wagons, CSC,
worth &c.; Painted Wheeibarrows 19c.; j doz
Fancy Goblets, 2Oc.; Sleighs, 41c.; Upholstered
Sho0flys s3c, worth s1.2S; Dressed Dolls, Is and
PIC, worth 20c. and ACC.
E,0p U~ndSwe~ea0n use Phosnhated GtnCer A 10